1.绷脸;愠怒;生气;不高兴;愠怒[生气]的人
1.生气,绷脸
1.a short period when you show people that you are angry by refusing to talk to them or to do something with them
1.to show that you are angry about being treated badly by looking unhappy and not talking to anyone
1.Joe opened his mouth, and put it into the form of word that looked to me like "sulks" .
乔张开了嘴，看看他两片嘴唇的样子，打的暗语仿佛是“火冒”二字。
2.He sulks out of your office, knowing that it will be that much harder for him to get your job.
他将不安地走出您的办公室，因为他知道自己完成这个工作会很困难。
3.She's having a bit of the sulks.
她在生气。
4.Perhaps because of the inheritance of his parents' characters, this little boy often sulks in his own room.
可能是遗传了父母的性格的原因，这个小孩常常在自己房间里生闷气。
5.These sulks are too tiring to keep up indefinitely if one is not being rewarded with a response.
如果没有得到回应，自己就会感到厌倦，不会一直赌气下去。
6.Like your husband I used to enjoy the adrenaline of work but now I'm at home having bouts of sulks, depression and anger.
与你的丈夫一样，我曾很享受工作带给我的兴奋感，但如今，我失业在家，经历着长期的郁闷、沮丧和愤懑。
7.Except Fresh sulks , resulting in resentment and retaliation Antonio of the worst things, on anything.
除了生闷气、产生怨恨和报复安东尼奥之下策外，再就一筹莫展。
8.And the adored one would shake him off before long, and reduce him to sulks.
过不了多久，他所爱慕的那个少年就把他甩了，弄得他闷闷不乐。
9.stayed home in a sulk; a case of the sulks.
在家里生闷气；令人愠怒的事
10.He was tired of Toad, and his sulks and his airs and his meanness.
他讨厌他那副阴阳怪气、装腔作势的卑劣相。